Exam 4- Wrap up Flashcards

(40 cards)

1
Q

whats a good level to have ppl train at?

A

55-90% max HR,

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whats a good prescription for ppl to start out at?

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20-30 min, 3-5 days/wk

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3
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use_________ for HR level of ppl up to age 60

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karvonen

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for older adults, what should you use to get a good target heart rate range?

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[208- (0.7 x age)]
or
just stay at 40-85% VO2 max (which u prob wont know bc ur not gonna do a max test with them to find it???)

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5
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how is a good way to tell where ur patient is at?

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RPE (6-20 scale)

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strength

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greater than or equal to 85% 1RM
 6 or less
2-6 sets
OR
8 or less reps
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power

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single effort:
80-90% 1RM, 1-2 reps
3-5 sets
multiple effort:
75-85% 1RM
3-5 reps
3-5 sets
OR
8-12, or 15, reps
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reps for endurance

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less than or equal to 67% 1RM, greater than 12 reps, 2-3 sets
OR 15-25

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what do u have to be careful of pts with Duchenne’s

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ok to resistance train them but don’t wear them out bc its hard for them to recover

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10
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mm strength declines how much as u age?

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after 50=1.5%/yr
after 60= 3%/yr
65+= 25%/year
over 80= 30-50%/year

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what is the leading cause of age related strength deficits?

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mm mass, not function

the mm that is there can still produce the same strength/force, its just that a lot of it has been lost to atrophy

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12
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there is a greater risk of mortality secondary to falls after loss of how much lower body mass?

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40%, 60%= severe risk of mortality

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13
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FITT guidelines for beginners, intermediates and advanced ppl

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beginners= 2-3x/wk (whole body)
intermediates= 3-4x/wk (variation, split routines)
advanced= 4-7x/wk
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14
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whats the recommended amount of exercise?

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150 mins/week and at least 30 mins at a time

30-60 mins at a time according to the surgeon general for health promo and CV disease prevention

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only increase by how much per week?

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10%/wk

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16
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core exercises usually recruit larger mm areas and are multi-joint (should be priority of training)

A

core exercises

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what exercises are typically single joint and recruit smaller mm groups?

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assistance exercises

18
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exercise order

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power before strength
multi joint before single
upper and lower alternating
push and pull alternating

19
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hypertrophy

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67-85% 1RM
6-12 reps
3-6 sets

20
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rest break amounts

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strength: 2-5 mins
power: 2-5 mins
hypertrophy: 30 s-1.5 mins
endurance: 30 sec. or less

21
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older adults guidelines for exercise

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2-5 x/week, 75% max HR for endurance

2-3x/week resistance, 8-12 reps

22
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whats the talk test?

A

if they can’t talk easily or start having trouble then u know thy are reaching anabolic threshold. this is where CV and or resp. diseases will be evident

23
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AIDS population

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Freq- 3-5x/week
 20-60 mins, 
50-60% VO2 peak or 60-75% HR
*GOAL: increase aerobic work capacity 3-6 months 
wts= only on non-aerobic days
24
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SCI pts

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20-60 mins
3-5 days/wk
50-80% VO2
strength 2-4 days/wk, 
2-3 sets of 8-12 reps (UE and core focus!)
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why do children have higher HRs than adults
bc their hearts are smaller and therefore have smaller SV, compensate with higher SV
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max HR ranges in kids
195-210 bpm
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how much can meds affect HR?
10-30 bpm (ex. ADHD meds)
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how young can u do exercise testing in kids?
can do at 3-4 years old, usually do at 6-8 years old
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BRUCE protocol
start at 10% grade, inc. by 2% each stage and slightly increase speed
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Balke protocol
speed kept constant at 3 or 3.5 mph | inc. grade 2% every minute or inc. grade 2.5% every 2 mins, up to u
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passive tilt table test
20 mins supine, then 20 mins upright at 80 degrees
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active tilt table test
exercise then 20 mins upright at 80 degrees
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when do asthma symps kick in?
5-20 mins after exercise
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what must u always use in conjunction with an inhaler?
a spacer
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what breathing dysfunction looks and sounds like asthma but an inhaler doesn't help?
vocal cord dysfunction
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S&S of vocal cord dysfunction
``` stridor suffocating feeling panic attack harder to breathe in than to blow out! comes on suddently goes away quickly SOB difficulty breathing chronic cough and hoarseness ```
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common triggers of VCD and asthma?
``` bronchitis pneumonia fumes odors upper resp. infxn smoke post nasal drip emotions singing exercise female dehydration foreign body inhalation ```
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how do u treat VCD?
fluids! to keep little VC mm from cramping speech path hold drink at back of throat to push em open kids grow out of it
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what other diagnosis goes with VCD alot?
GERD
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GERD can be caused by what? (just like VCD)
dehydration